- NYC Riders Pay Biggest Share of Transit Costs in the US (News)
- Bicyclists Suing City Over Critical Mass Arrests (OnNYturf)
- "Public-be-Damned" Attitude Emanating From Albany (ReformNY)
- Pricing to Address Bay Area Traffic and Climate Change (Planetizen)
- Venezuela's 7 Cent Gallon Fosters a "Revolution of Hummers" (NYT)
- Dollar and Oil Hit New Records (FT)
- Cars Getting Heavier, More Powerful, Less Efficient (Car&Driver)
- Reimagining the Automobile as an Electricity Powerplant (NYT)
- America's 20 Most Sedentary [Southeastern] Cities (Forbes)
- Small Growth is the New Smart Growth (NYT)
- Berkeley, CA May Pay for Up-Front Costs of Solar (Grist)
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